NBC has canceled the series "Brilliant Minds" and "Stumble!" ahead of the new season

NBC has canceled the series *Brilliant Minds*, starring Zachary Quinto, after its second season, and has also canceled the comedy *Stumble*, starring Jenn Lyon. Neither show will return for the new television season.
"Brilliant Minds" posted the lowest ratings among the network's dramas and lost a significant portion of its audience compared to last year. The series was even pulled from the schedule in February to make room for extended episodes of "The Voice," and the remaining episodes will air after the official cancellation. "Stumble" despite positive reviews from critics and viewers, failed to attract a broad audience—the show was moved around in the schedule several times, but it didn’t help.
Meanwhile, NBC has not yet made a decision regarding “Law & Order” and “Hunters” —both projects remain under consideration. “Hunters” has a chance of continuing thanks to its successful launch on Netflix, and the cancellation of “Law & Order” seems unlikely, though a final decision has not yet been announced.


Watch onogongs this:
+ participate in the discussion of the series with all the viewers, build theories, as if you are part of something
- You don't even remember the previous season, but you don't have time to review it.
Watch after completion:
- there is no mass participation in something, all the theories were built without you, the smartest could have spoiled the finale of the entire series in the first episode
+ but you remember everything. In general, it's much more interesting to watch all the episodes at once than one per week.
That's how we live.
Sometimes I still try to "get used to" some old comments, well, it's just hard to get past the outrage and not take part in it. 🤣
still has a spin-off expected (https://myshows.me/view/88958 /), but no release dates yet
It's like comparing some kind of "Scream" and "Spell"
"Brilliant Minds" is the only TV series in which various types of brain-related diseases are shown in such abundance.
Oh, this universal Pitt mania🥲
What's wrong with the so-called Pitt mania? 😇
But the massive, sorry for the word "hysteria" unfairly overshadows other projects.
Can I clarify which series/genres, in your opinion, are worthy of "hysteria"?
I'm sorry if my opinion about the series "Pitt Hospital" offended you.
Yes, any well-made project is worthy of a restrained "hysteria" to some extent, just after Pitt's release, as if all the series had been erased, even "Ambulance" seemed to have gone out, which makes me sad and a little unfair.
It's okay, you've spoken, I've spoken too. No one has thrown 💩 to anyone
Well, there are so many really bad TV shows right now, but I wouldn't say that (well, personally) I'm looking for something fundamentally new, I don't see anything at all that the series just put together everything that works well and competently combined in one project. (at least that's how I see pitt, and that's why it works for me)
If anything, I'm not aggressive) just FOR a good discussion.
Ambulance is a TV series from the nineties, where the main actor from Pitt Hospital and George Clooney played at the start of their careers.
The intensity is very similar and in some places even more intense, "Berlin Ambulance" is right there, darkness, impotence and helplessness, but many people don't even know about this series, although it ran almost parallel to Pitt. By the way, "Brilliant Minds" is also a very good series (yes, it doesn't look like Pitt at all), but it began to be hounded when it turned out that the gay protagonist was not just "for a modern show," but his personal life had its real weight in the plot and he was not small.
Everyone has their own cocktail in the series, someone gets one thing, someone else, everything is clear. We are all different, our requests are different
You can also send Killer Hunters to the furnace.
But I'm worried about the Killer Hunters, well, even if they close it, I hope not with an open end.